What some of us here at AMD have done is leverage the ant framework and
used the macrodef task.
----------- snippet of macro library --------
<project name="anon-lib" xmlns:anon="test.anon">
<!-- .... Other macros ... --!>
<macrodef name="clickTab-verifyText-return" uri="test.anon">
<attribute name="tabName"/>
<attribute name="innerText"/>
<sequential>
<clickLink label="@{tabName}"/>
<followframe htmlId="iBody"/>
<verifyText text="@{innerText}" />
<selectWindow index="0"/>
</sequential>
</macrodef>
<!-- ... more macros ... --!>
</project>
---------------- end ------------------
This code snippet clicks a link which causes an iFrame to change. Then
enters the iFrame and verifies that innerText is present. Then returns
to the main window.
Below is how you call it.
----------- snippet of macro call --------
<project name="InstallCheck" default="test" xmlns:base="test.base"
xmlns:anon="test.anon">
<import file="${testlib.dir}/anon-lib.xml"/>
<target name="test">
<stdwebtest name="blah">
<test-steps>
<!-some steps --!>
<anon:clickTab-verifyText-return tabName="tabLinkText"
innerText="Hello World" />
</test-steps>
</stdwebtest>
</target>
Hope I helped
Big Mike
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Ok. Thanks. Is it possible to invoke another target from the middle of
the target: Like calling functions.
Thanks,
Deepa
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I think the Kevin Casey answered your question already... Aren't random
numbers in the set of random strings?
I don't like e-mailing manual links but please see "storeRandom string
Example" on http://webtest.canoo.com/webtest/manual/storeRandom.html
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Hi,
Can we use storeRandom to create strings randomly ? Can someone post an
example of how to do that ?
Thanks,
Deepa
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Hello Deepa-
I've yet to use storeRandom myself, but from reading the docs,
seems
like you could do something like:
<storeRandom property="myRandomNumber" from="0" to="10" />
<setInputField htmlId="id_random_field"
value="#{myRandomNumber}" />
the first step will store an integer in the range 0-10
(inclusive) in a
property called "myRandomNumber". the second step will enter the
value
of myRandomNumber into a text input field on your page with the
ID
"id_random_field". The first step is the important one, in your
case -
once you have the random number stored in a property, you can do
anything you want with it with any other Webtest steps.
Good luck!
On Wed, 2008-04-02 at 13:23 -0700, Deepa Nigam wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to Canoo Webtest. My application requires random
number
> generation. Is there any method in Canoo that I can use to
generate
> random numbers. I saw storeRandom but not sure how to use it.
>
> Can someone help !
>
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